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In Modern Genre Theory, David Duff offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolving landscape of literary genres within the contemporary context. This thought-provoking text delves into the intricate relationship between genre and literature, highlighting how genres shape our understanding of narrative and cultural expression.
Duff engages with key theoretical frameworks, drawing upon historical and modern perspectives to illustrate how genres are not merely classifications but dynamic entities that reflect societal changes. The book traverses various literary forms, including novels, poetry, drama, and digital narratives, examining their boundaries and intersections.
This book is ideal for students of literary theory, scholars looking to deepen their understanding of genre dynamics, and anyone interested in the interplay between literature and culture. Whether you are familiar with Duff’s other works, such as Literary Theory and Criticism, or new to his scholarship, Modern Genre Theory promises to enrich your literary journey.
“A landmark contribution to the field of genre studies, marrying theory with a practical understanding of literature.”
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 304
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN: 9780582368057
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